Hotels - Swiss Historic Hotels

Directly on the banks of the Rhine in Klein-Basel (Lesser Basel). Comprehensive room renovations respecting the existing building structures were carried out in 2005, supplemented with Swiss-type furniture. In 2008 the 12 renovated rooms with en-suite bathrooms in the annex, complemented with Vitra furniture, were opened. The Krafft cuisine is based on local and seasonal creations, served either in the restaurant overlooking the Rhine or on the terrace.

The magnificent Palazzo was built in the mid-18th century. Following a gentle renovation and a modern extension, this extraordinary historic hotel now offers five rooms for true rest and relaxation. In-house whirlpool, sauna and massage treatments. The village of Comologno was once a meeting point of many artists such as Max Ernst and Elias Canetti. It is idyllically located in the Onsernone Valley above Locarno. Ideal for hiking and mountaineering. The hotel is managed by an innovative and dedicated team.

This charming Art Nouveau hotel is surrounded by nature. The hotel is run innovatively by two sisters and was renovated to a high standard in 2020. 16 rooms, some with private shower and WC, large panoramic terrace. High-quality Hüsler mattresses, three rooms for families with connecting doors. Market-fresh cuisine, breakfast with regional delicacies. Ideal for sports at any time of year, biking, hiking, skiing, seminars or private parties.

The history of this inn goes as far back as 1364, although the current building structure dates from the 17th century. Between 1990 and 1992 the building was completely renovated in cooperation with the Department for the Preservation of Historic Buildings and Monuments. The 3rd generation of this family-owned guesthouse manages it with much dedication and cultural sensitivity. The halls can accommodate between 20 and 100 guests.

Zermatt first and most historic Hotel Monte Rosa is located in the center of Zermatt’s car free area. It has been refurbished to meet the demanding standards currently expected of an international hotel, yet without losing the homely atmosphere and charm of a traditional turn-of-the-century alpine hotel. Guests have full access to the Mont Cervin Palace pool and wellness area. Member of Michel Reybier Hospitalty and Swiss Historic Hotels.

Romantic 3-star grand hotel (Swiss Historic Hotel 2019) in panoramic location at 1,200m with large sunny terrace and view of the Alps. Most rooms have their own balcony or terrace; special family rooms for 5 people. Elegant, historical banquet rooms for weddings, seminars and events. A restaurant serving traditional cuisine and another with regional dishes. Le Rasses ski area 300m away (alpine and cross-country skiing). In summer ideal for mountain bikers and walkers. Tennis court, minigolf, indoor pool, SPA (sauna, hammam, fitness, massages). Free Wi-Fi.

Fin de siècle, Belle Époque and Art Nouveau styles set the atmosphere at the Schweizerhof Flims. In summer it is Lake Cauma and the fragrant alpine flora that invite the visitor, and in the winter it is the 235 kilometres of ski slopes and beautiful winter hiking trails. Since 2008, the hotel has been managed by the 4th generation of the Schmidt family. Belle Époque restaurant, half board or a la carte, for high quality meals with a French influence.

Excellence since 1641: the Romantik Seehotel Sonne Zürich-Küsnacht is a historic four-star superior hotel in a picturesque location directly on Lake Zurich. It offers 40 rooms and elegant junior suites, characterised by an exciting interplay of a venerable building and modern detailing. The two restaurants “Sonnengalerie” and the traditional “Gaststuben” provide gastronomic delights, while three historic rooms and a magnificent banqueting hall offer extraordinary moments steeped in history.

Fabulously situated historic hotel dating back to 1859, with a view of the Valais 4,000m peaks. Carefully renovated and fitted with a splendid spa in 2004, this venerable building has been transformed into an elegant, luxurious bijoux hotel with original furniture. Situated 1,650 metres above sea level in the middle of an alpine hiking and skiing paradise. Authentic cuisine, excellent Valais wine list.

This 4-star boutique hotel lies at the heart of the traffic-free old town and was newly opened in 2015. In addition to 39 individual design rooms and suites, further features include a hotel-own library, exquisite Restaurant Balthos and bar and Delish-Take-Out. Culinary wise, focus is on a cosmopolitan cuisine, naturally including vegan dishes. Free use of the Hamam-Wellness-Center within walking distance.

Lovely hotel in the historic centre of Porrentruy, reopened in 2016 after extensive refurbishment. Twelve charming and stylish rooms featuring an exclusive mixture of modern design, comfort, and a touch of tradition in their furnishings. The renowned restaurant seats 30 and offers a seasonal market cuisine. Free Wi-Fi, dogs are welcome. Ideal starting point for excursions in the region.

The Art Nouveau style hotel stands on a hill in Flüeli-Ranft, the workplace of the holy brother Klaus von Flue. The house was renovated for more than 2 years in compliance with national monument protection criteria, reopened in December 2011 and has now 83 rooms available equipped with the latest amenities. The restaurant "Veranda" with its picture window provides a clear view of the Sarneraa Valley and Glaubenberg ("faith mountain"). Culinary choices range from Obwalden to Swiss specialties.

Opened in 1896 by the Badrutt family and still owned by them, this hotel has a legendary reputation. The Badrutt’s Palace Hotel has more than 157 rooms, including 37 suites with a view of the Alps. Sumptuous dining in “Le Restaurant” (15 GaultMillau points), the “grande dame” of the hotel’s seven first-class restaurants, or in IGNIV by Andreas Caminada@Badrutt’s Palace, which opened in December 2016 and has already won a Michelin star. A beauty spa that’s been given a complete makeover, exclusive shopping gallery, a Kids Club and leisure activities for teenagers add the finishing touches to an experience-packed stay.

The stately guesthouse, at the heart of the idyllic Oberstammheim village, not only appeals to guests because of picturesque surroundings, but also because of its quality catering. Finest seasonal dishes with regional ingredients and a large portion of flair are served in the nostalgic dining rooms. Six simple hotel rooms, romantically furnished, with toilet and shower on the same floor. A guesthouse equipped with horseboxes - and an ideal abode for outings to nearby lakes and the town of Winterthur.

The Hotel Alte Herberge Weiss Kreuz was opened in 2000 as a culture and adventure hotel. It is located in the centre of the village on the Cultural Trail "Via Spluga", and has 16 rooms, with a total of 34 beds, in a legendary historic setting. The wines in the restaurant with its regional cuisine are mainly from the Bündner Herrschaft and Italy.

The charming 33-room Hôtel Masson lies in an elevated, panoramic position on the old Simplon road. The present building, dating from 1829, was originally a wine grower’s house; now the oldest hotel in Montreux, it lies just minutes both from the town centre and from the famous Château de Chillon.

A 30's style hotel, located in the heart of the monastery. The family Guler has owned and managed it since it opened its doors in 1938. The legendary Chesa restaurant boasts 15 Gault Millau points and serves a cuisine that adapts to fresh market produce. In the Chesa Bar there is live music, while eating raclette becomes a whole new experience in the Carigiet Bar and Tavern with its bowling alley.

The impressive and over 400-year-old manor house is today a charming private hotel with four romantic and differently furnished rooms. In addition a large museum forms part of the ensemble - spread over six floors and where one can literally experience living in the past! The Landvogthaus is a non-smoking establishment run personally by the owner, and a dwelling place where magnificent views of the Tödi further enhance each stay

A splendid residence in a unique location: The legendary Grand Hotel combines the charm of the turn of the century before last with modern comfort. The cuisine at the Park restaurant, which overlooks the waterfall is just as exclusive as the view. Elegant banquet rooms and quiet conference rooms, 22 hectares of gardens and parks and a natural swimming pool round off the offerings.

This Garden- and Swiss Historic Hotel in Lugano is a personally managed oasis of well-being. In the 200-year-old patrician house, each room is individually decorated with antique furniture. Beautiful, dreamy garden and cosy Ristorante La Sosta with its romantic atmosphere and light Mediterranean cuisine. Constant, careful restoration with due respect for the historical structure

Located in a former convent, this hotel is a singular experience. Located quietly and proudly in Lake Biel on St Petersinsel [St Peter Island], it has 13 authentic rooms, each offering an individual experience of different periods. All have been redesigned with much respect for the historical structure. The culinary offerings are shaped by the products and recipes of the surrounding area and its monastic past. Their own island wine and Natura Beef supplied by the island's farmers have become an integral part of the menu.

Original, well-cared-for Old Town hotel in the centre of Solothurn with 15 modernly furnished rooms in historic surroundings. Stylish interior, exclusive design classics and modern bathrooms. Creative market-fresh cuisine served in the hotel restaurant. The hotel is managed cooperatively and in 2012 was elected one of the 15 best 3-star boutique hotels in Switzerland. Literary events take place here.

This historic hotel from 1840 has the best panoramic location on the Scheidegg Pass. It has been managed by the 5th generation of Andreas and Silvia von Almen's family since 1988, and has 100 beds. The building, its interior and its guest list are steeped in history, while the hotel is also famous for being the location where "The Eiger Sanction" starring Clint Eastwood and "North Face" with Benno Furmann were filmed.

In 1883, Rudolf von Salis-Muralt commissioned the famous architect Nicolaus Hartmann to transform this 1590 farmhouse into a stately patrician villa. Since 1982, the Chesa Salis has been a hotel with the charm of a private home. Meter thick walls radiate warmth and aristocratic generosity. 14 comfortable guest rooms bear witness of old-world craftsmanship. In the comfortable lounges, guests enjoy culinary delights and regional specialties.

Originating from seven historic houses in Lucerne's old town and mentioned for the first time as a "pinte" (restaurant) in 1517. Every year, 1-3 rooms are comprehensively renovated. Two restaurants - the rustic Burgerstube and the Sauvage restaurant (14 Gault Millau points). Two of their famous dishes are the Beef Stroganoff and Chateaubriand, both prepared at the table. The Kesselturm parking garage is right next door.